NoticesThe Association staff was saddened to learn of the deaths ofthe following members:R. Wright ArmstrongFrances DoneckerJames A. HockadayMrs. Walter LongJ. Milton Nance of Texas A8cM University, the 1967 programchairman, is wrapping up plans for the Association's spring meet-ing at the Driskill Hotel on March 17-18. For the early arrivalsthe Texas Technological College parks development program willshow a film on Thursday night on the proposed historic parkwaythrough Central Texas. Considerable attention will be focused onhistorical preservation in Texas. The Friday dinner speaker willbe Wallace Stegner, the eminent historian and novelist whoseBeyond the Hundredth Meridian has been coupled with WalterP. Webb's The Great Plains as one of the two essential books foranyone seeking an understanding of Western history. DormanWinfrey, the state librarian, will give the Saturday luncheonaddress on the historic Toscanini tour of Texas in 1950. Meetingwith the TSHA on Saturday will be the Texas Institute of Letters.Some program surprises are also in order.As we go to press, we have received word of the death in Aus-tin of Dr. Milton R. Gutsch, history professor at the Universityof Texas for more than forty years, a former associate editor ofSWHQ, and co-editor of one of the Association's book publica-tions.The following persons and institutions have become membersof the Association since the publication of the last Quarterly:R. M. Wagstaff Ruth G. ScurlockP. O. Box g6o 2445 RuskAbilene, Texas Beaumont, TexasDavid B. Trimble McLennan Community126 Laurel Heights Place College LibrarySan Antonio, Texas Waco, Texas

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